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I was trying to find more pics and came across on YHL where they recommended Harbour Town as a soft khaki green. They also mentioned Springview Green in the same room, which I had picked out as a possibility for my guest bedroom. So now I see that Springview Green is the lightest on the strip. It is a much brighter green than shown in this pic. But no wonder I liked Harbour Town and Dune Grass. Dune Grass is one of the top five favorite greens on the BM website. I think too much green and your room could read pumpkin patch with the orange rug. This post was edited by may_flowers on Mon, Jul 14, 14 at 11:18

Sis, I've got the Adair bedside lamps in antique white in the other queen bedroom (see pic). BM Palladian Blue is very popular. I looked at it, but decided against it because I felt it is too light and minty for what I wanted (trying to combine beach and farm!). I think that, if you're going for a farmhouse look, pewter and mercury glass are not going to achieve that, esp. with Palladian Blue on the walls. I'd go with the bronze, or wrought iron. I also think the bronze will be better with your Adair antique white lamp. Silver will make the room look more contemporary and blingy. FYI: the blue in my room is SW Languid Blue. Blue in the room in the pic below is BM Nantucket Fog. If you were to paint your room to achieve that look, I'd go with BM Van Courtland Blue. The Languid Blue is very similar to the VCB, but it has a radiance to it that VCB doesn't have. I go back and forth as to whether I should have painted it VCB. Only reason I didn't is because I already have two rooms done in VCB, one of my favorite colors, and I guess I felt like it would be VCB overkill to do yet another with it. Antique white Adair bedside lamps. Notice they're on white tables (I guess you can see only one. The other is also on a white bedside table). So I put the dark ones on dark bedside tables and the light ones on the white. So yes, I obviously think the Sutter lamps would be great on your black tables. (and yes, I know the blue in the bedspread doesn't go at all with the blue of the walls. Meh).

Continuing the edge combe grey into the bedroom and bath would give you a brighter room and a neutral backdrop to tie the spaces together. Then your art and linens would add the color which you could easily change. You could pick a shade darker off the paint chip if you didnt want the hall, bath and bedroom all the exact same grey. Do use bright or saturated hues in decor if you paint the walls all neutral.